Sentence examples for easier to respond from inspiring English sources

"She sort of found it easier to respond".

Officials say it will be easier to respond to faster inflation than to an economic downturn.

It'll make your mobile device a more enjoyable experience, it'll be much easier to respond to messages.

Then there is the reform of Germany's federal system to make it easier to respond to change.

Mr. Leedy, a customer-service agent in Schwab's service center in Indianapolis, said the intranet had made it much easier to respond to customer inquiries.

Siân John, chief strategist for EMEA, Symantec It's easier to respond and recover to an attack if you've prepared and planned for what will happen.

Also, it's so easy to respond now, so people expect you to do so.

It is easy to respond to the rumor of the day, but that is not usually productive," he wrote in a note to employees.

It's easy to respond defensively; it's harder to listen and then "fight for us now", the way we've been asked to fight for you.

[The Street, Wharton Journal] A Reuters blogger, Felix Salmon, examined the ethics challenges that come up for the news media in covering the leaderless Occupy Wall Street, which he called "a movement which seems to be very easy to respond to badly, and very difficult to respond to well".

Last Friday the Prime Minister decisively got his way, sweeping aside not just the caveats of his officials - plus those of his own wife, who warned last month that it was easy to respond to terror in a way that 'cheapens our right to call ourselves a civilised nation' - but the amour propre of his Home Secretary.